Tillamook headlight. (Tillamook, Or.) 1888-1934, September 15, 1922, Image 5

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a commercial
HIE TILLAMOOK HEADLIC.il '
for th past
: Saltons ex
L a
£ i lui ino o a
\cnie,
mother
AJ
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Leslie Harrison
rv work
ids an
an. Anthony Werner i
the nashnul gard now
to cook beans an corn
fee fine.
SUBSCRIPTION RATES
One year ____________ -............... 12.00
Six months ______ __ _______ __ 1.00
Three months -__ __________
Payable in advance
CORNELIUS
VAMD6O8U.T
WHITNEY
Floyd Woolfe an Fred Ringle
went out an got 2 d vers. Wun of
them wus runnin to beet the ban on
HANPAY
EVERYWHERE autos or trains or boats go in this country
Mister Ringle he sh >t at it an it
you can present Travelers’ Checks, and know they will be
Doctor Reedy got sum rite ups for turned a round to sec ware the big
accepted upon your writing your countersignature.
the fare up to Portland whats Sept. noise wus an stumbled an broke his
They are very convenient because they make you Independent
12th. He was in the hotel up thare neck. The deer did I mean.
of hanks and banking hours, and are accepted by hotels,
stores, ticket offices, etc. They remove the risk of robbery,
an a newspaper man seen him and
and make it possible to carry a large sum of money in small
Mister John Nelson up to Bay
got him to talk so thats how he got
space.
the story. Evry little bit helps he city is gettin a long all rite now from
DIRECTORS
sed, an the cheef sed thats the cheese. what wus the matter
John Morgan
W. J. Rlecherä.
struttiti a roun agen.
A. W. Bunn
B. C. Lamb.
Henry Rogers
C. J. Edwards.
Mrs. Lillian Johnson what lives
C. A. McGhee
Mister Small wliat iwns the fish
up to Portland what wus here for
the meetin of the women’s clubs cannili place wus -up to Portland
rote a letter to the chamber of com­ seein the sites on gettin sum good
merce an told them to put Tilla­ ea ts. I bet he din’t eat no fish
mook, Oregon on all the ads less cause yon get of wun thing so much.
TILLAMOOK OREGON
peeple will think Tillamook is' the
Mister George Peterson-up to Bat
name of cheese sted of the best city
goose -OOGOOOaOOOOOOCOOGQOOGSOOGööCCöOBOCOOeöOOOSOOOe
city is fixin up things in the post­
in Oregon.
office now whats postmaster so you
Mister Gilpin whats workin for dont haff to wate all day for your
us says he thinks my spellin is the male.
easiest. Spellin is hard in chool jess
PORTLAND—TILLAMOOK
I dont no if Ray Grate got enn\
the same.
deers but the cheef sed he gessed
Two Trucks Daily
Mary Webber got marrid. I node maybe he got sum venison, huntin.
it
last week but I forgot it, an I
Special rates on household goods and bulky commodities
Mister Harry Long sed when he
forgot a bout Joan Knight an Oauk-
i ine Paul and Arthur Travis an goes fishin in the Rustler agen he’s
John Mathers, Agt. | Katherine McGee also, Mister goin to take the dock with him to
Rate: 55c per hundred
I ucker got all the jobs in the church keep from gettin throde over bord
I think. Its $10 dollers when you get like Roy Brock did that time, No-!
buddy wus hurt. Everybuddy WUS
marrid in church.
see sick jess the same. You dont care
Mister Ackley went deer huntin what happens when you ge see sick
' but I dont know if he got enny yet. sept you want it to happen quick.
I Deers is wild as the dickens an run
Mister Tucker wich is the minister
. hard when they see you an you haff
to shoot them runnin less they turn is got a new job up to Albany. I
a round to look ware you are an guess he will get more wages. Min­
stumble an brake thare necks like isters gets pade for marryin peeple
wun did wun time for my fother. also. Its $5 if its jess quiet an $10
if its a big fuss in the church.
Mister Hoskins wich got in a fite
Mr. Pine wich is hed agent for the
with Mister Harley, Foland’s bull
from New Jersey is all rite from it county got his pitcher in a magazine
now. The bull nocked him down smilin an Rose Wilkes also what
an then he got a stock an hit the helps him bein agent. It wus the
bull in the bull’s eye he sed an the Guernsey breeders magazines wich is
bull he wated a minnit to open his eye big cows.
George J. Burckard, Manager
an wile he wus watin Mister Hos­
Florence Heffley is my teechcr
kins he beet it. Nobuddv wus hurt.
Sheet Metal and Plumbing Work
I I
this
yeer an she’s goin to teech me
of all descriptions
.
spellin
if it takes her all her life
Mister
Botts
wus
down
to
S.
Fran
­
Hot Water and Steam Heating
i
she
sed.
I like her cause when she
cisco
to
the
meetin
for
lawyers
an
Pipe and Pipeless Furnaces
seen Mr. Coolidge wich is next to i gets mad she jess smiles an dont get
We Repair Radiators and
Mister Hardinz.
i
cross
’with you.
Never before in the his­
tory of 1 illamook county
have so many road improve­
ments been made as in the
past few years. With the
completion of the road work
this year, the people of Til­
lamook county have reason
to congratulate themselves
on the wonderful improve'
ments that have been made.
Visitors who have come to
the county this year have
highly commended us on the
splendid roads, who have
compared them with other
counties. It is not general­
ly known, but next year
what is known as the Roose­
velt highway will be practi­
cally constructed from the
Lincoln county to the Clat­
sop county lines, with a
standard guage road, hard
surfaced and macadamized,
with substantial concrete
and steel bridges. Tilla­
mook county set the pace in
the building of this great
highway, and the other
counties will have to hustle
•c catch up with this county.
MW EVAN
FONTAINS
multt-mtlbonair«
Harry Payne Whitney, Cornettei
Vanderbilt Whitney, haj been asked
to give his name to the 18-month-
old baby of Miss Evan Burrows
Fontaine, noted Oriental dancer of
4 New York.
The action was started when the
engagement of young Whitney to
Miss Marie Norton, society girt or
New York, was announced.
The dancer claims voting Whit­
ney wanted to marry her while
was student at Yah but she
Great Western Transportât^ Co
am « MARie akmttom
Europe
For good meal and
real service
BUNGALOW CAEE
Si.***
Are the Best Recommendation of
r
Former President Taft made no flamboyant announcement of his
trip to Europe this summer, still he is being received with enthusiasm
and interest at every center visited
In Landon he was honored at
state affairs and dinners in a way befitting his ability. The fact that he
is now chief Justice of the United States impresses Europe The tour
is developing into triumphal trip not unlike that tendered other presi­
dent • .n visits then
Picture shows Mr md Mr Taft arriving in
France. It also shows how the former president has lost in weight.
If there is anything you for it.'Or better still, put in
want to buy and have been
an ad. They cost but a few
unable to get try looking in
the Headlight classified ad. cents and bring great results
SUCCESSFUL GRADUATES
SUPER-AUTOMATIC
ELECTRIC RANGE
..
O. A. C.
A number of small towns
like Tillamook have had ser'
ious fires recently. Marsh­
field was the last to suffer.
But it is the same old story.
Eire traps and old frame
buildings. There is no tell­
ing. but this city is liable to
have as serious a fire as
Marshfield. But what is
most surprising, business
men will continue to do busi­
ness and place valuable
stocks in fire traps, only to
wake tip some morning to
find their stock gone. It
may be a radical proposition
to advocate, but the logical
wav to bring about a change
and rid the city of fire traps
in the business portion of
thé city, would be to compel
the owners to remove them
within a time limit.
- - iti'*
FIX AND FIT SHOP
Do Guarantee Them
“QUALITY AND SERVICE” OUR MOTTO
MALNUTRITION!!
This institution offers a thorough, practical and
standard education at a cost within reach of the
high school graduate
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iMiteieu «ti» ¿•t’cuiiil < la. s matter in
the postoffice at Till;i iiiioolí, Oiegua«
world today. I guess its cam
luddy is two bizzy gettin out
bills also. It wus a hollidav
le bank in Holland vesterdat
he same ware the kizer is. It
the queen's berthdav but the
din’t get to go to the party I
The cheef says the kizer went
for his helth.
Portland - Tillamook Stage
about this new kitchen mar
It offers training for collegiate degrees in:
Agricultural
Commerce
Engineering, Mechanic Arts
Forestry
Military Science, Tactics
V.’hat 1 b malnutrition T It 1 b a weak
condition of tho body caused by lack
of nourishment. The food may not
contain some element needed for
blood repair, or it may lack some­
thing for bone repair. The whole
structure is weakened thereby. Then
some day an organ gives away, Life
is cut short.
It offers training also in: The school of music, physical edu-
cation, Industrial Journalis u.
Fall Term Opens September 18
For circulars of information and illustrated booklet write to
The Registrar, Oregon Agricultural College
Corvallis, Oregon
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JLmagi ng Editor
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1rs. II. C. Saltón
'1rs. John Perry,
•d from Mt. Do-
Home Economics
Mines
Pha rmacy
Vocational Education
Chemical Engineering
cabli ajjt
MILK Is a wonderful nutrient mi­
tenlal that »ones up the blood, rer
recta tae secretions of glands and
•n due time repat'i tn* damaged or
gan or ti»ue.
Order Golden Rod Dairy
Milk.
“The Electric Store”
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Clarified
i COAL
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Both Phones
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28 W
Golden^Rod Dairy
* Hl » Erwin Harrison, Prop.
Autumn Millinery
COAST POWER CO.
LAMB-SCHRADER CO.
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Showing beautiful pat­
tern hats in black «anti
all the new shades of
brown, braped turbands
of velvet an<l metal.
The New
Felt Hats.
Crusher
Miss M. Paterson
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